Fake Friends To True Friends
I've Finally Started Realizing Who Are My Real Friends
It took me awhile to
Find the right friends
For me, the ones
I have now
I can tell are true friends
And the right people
To have in my life,,
I had to go through
A lot of fake
And two faced people
Especially a few
So called best friends
Who put me through hell
Or disappeared without
Communicating or even
A single word about it,
Especially one person
Who ghosted me
Multiple times then
This last time she did she
Replaced me then tried
Harder for those people
And those friendships,
But that's fine because
At least I can say
i was the bigger person
since I actually tried
To communicate and
Resolve things with her,
For awhile I was hoping
She'd come back around
But now I don't care
Because it doesn't matter
How much someone
Means to you if you
Don't mean much to them,
I wonder how much her
Other friends will put up with
When she starts ghosting them
A bunch as well,
But what I really learned
From that friendship is
To not trust someone's
Words when there's no
Actions to back them up
And that I deserve people
Who actually want to be there
And value me and
My friendship with them,
And I feel like
I have that from the
Friends I have now
Especially from my
Current best friend
She really treats
Our friendship lke we're
Best friends and actually
Treats me like I'm
One of her best friends,
It honestly feels weird
Or unusual for me at times
But I know that's because
I've never had someone
Say that I'm their best friend
Then actually also
Treat me like I am
But I know it's a good thing
And I appreciate her a lot,
And I'd rather have her
In my life any day than
The insincere people
That pretended like
They were my best friends.
About the Creator
Thomas Fletcher
I like writing short stories, poetry, and probably eventually novels too. I enjoy reading those types of writings as well. I also enjoy listening to music, playing video games, and playing and watching basketball.
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